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New forum provides the Iranian technology community with new opportunities to contribute to the global discussion on Internet governance.

IJMA3 and the Tehran ICT Guild Organization (TIG) have collaborated to launch the Persian Internet Governance Forum (Persian IGF), the first entity in the region to highlight the importance of Internet openness and its effects on economic growth in the Persian region.

Weiterlesen: IR: IJMA3 and Tehran ICT Guild - TIG Launch the Persian Internet Governance Forum

Isfahan, Iran’s second city and a global Islamic cultural hub, has set its sights on becoming the Republic’s leading ‘e-municipality’ and a regional e-government leader.

The ancient city of 1.7 million people, which was once of the world’s largest cities, is four years into a five-year ICT masterplan to develop infrastructure and improve citizen services and government processes to boost competitiveness.

The same ICT framework is being adopted nationwide by all of Iran’s ‘mega cities’, but municipal authorities have been able to adapt the plan with local projects.

Weiterlesen: Iran city reveals ICT masterplan

Managing Director of Khorassan-e-Razavi TCI said here Saturday if electronic government’s full services would be offered at sate offices and organizations most of the problems with which the rural management is entangled would be solved.

Ali Kargozar added in an interview with IRNA, “Today in advanced countries many people do not leave home for doing their shopping, because they can make their orders online at home and receive their orders at their entrance door.”

Weiterlesen: Iran: E-Gov’t to solve rural management problems

Iran's first database for human resources is to be presented in the 13th Elecomp Fair 2007, which will be held in the Islamic Republic.

Iran's Social Security Organization will also present new technologies in areas of medical informatics. They will show smart credit cards for medical costs as well as Management Information Systems, electronic patient records, Telemedicine, picture archiving and communication systems, and systems connecting medical, laboratory and imaging equipments to Hospital Information Systems.

Weiterlesen: Iran to present e-medical data base

The Electronic Government Pattern prepared by the Secretariat of the Supreme IT Council was rarified here at President Ahmadinejad’s provincial cabinet session.

According to ISNA, the Secretary of country’s Supreme IT Council Abdol-Majid Riyazi referring to the significance of taking optimum advantage of the IT in a bid to materialize the government’s four major national objectives, said, “This secretariat a while ago devised a practical executive plan for the establishment of the e-government, that led to the preparation of a model in which the structure of such a government is elaborated in details.”

Weiterlesen: Iran: Cabinet ratified pattern for E-Government establishment

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